Voronin about his vest method

When I became a cutter, I started by putting my business in order.

How to schedule work with our customers?..

How to work with our master performers so that more time is left for creativity?..

When I succeeded, I proceeded to the next stage: I began to look for ways to work with one fitting.

To do this, I went to Leningrad, where I watched and learned the craft.

I remember working all day at the time!

For about half a year nothing worked out for me, but I sewed, altered, paid money from my own pocket ...

I had to flog everything, but I wanted to repeat it in order to achieve the desired result.

I thought: since someone is already working with one fitting, why can't we do it?

And within six months of hard work, I found errors and switched to work with one fitting!

You understand that the fewer fittings the cutter makes, the faster the tailoring process goes.

As a result, customers began to queue less, but we still could not serve everyone.

Then I asked myself: is it possible to sew a perfectly fitting suit without trying it on at all, only by measuring the client?

I was prompted to this thought by a random article in the newspaper.

It said that scientists found a Neanderthal finger and restored the whole appearance of a person from it.

The idea of ​​scientists led me to the idea that there are general patterns in the figure that can be used in my craft, modeling clothes.

I started studying anatomy, asking experts.

And, in the end, he created a construction like a vest, a kind of blank for any figure.

The "vest" is put on a person and moved around the figure so that all key lines are vertical and parallel with respect to the floor line.

After that, the deviations of the customer's figure from the typical one are determined. When the patterns are ready, it remains to cut and sew - the suit will fit perfectly.

This is how Voronin's unparalleled mock-vest method appeared.

He not only accelerated the process of tailoring, but also simplified the very technology of creating a suit.

I want to note that the whole topic of the unmatched vest-dummy method has not yet been disclosed.

Today, our task is not only to make the costume beautiful, but also to make it appropriate for your character, as well as comfortable for you personally.

Often we, cutters, hear how one client says: “It’s hard for me to lace up my shoes in this suit,” and another will stand in front of the mirror, look and say, “see, there’s a small wrinkle in the back.”

Both of them are right!

Therefore, first of all, we need to understand the inner world of each individual person, his desires, and then make clothes for him.

But when we create these clothes individually, we should not blindly copy the figure of the customer, we are obliged to fit his figure into the “correct” image drawn by us.

The image, in turn, depends on the time in which we live, whether it is a space age or a sports age - it is important to delicately fit it into life.

Then the customer will always be fashionable, he will feel good and comfortable, and he will be satisfied with our work.